Smiley, Galena Park Lead Nonconference Wins in Friday Football
Galena Park defeated Lamar 28-6 while Smiley blanked Aldine 6-0 and South Houston crushed French 31-0. Baytown, Brack, Reagan, Miller, and other area teams posted varied results as Port Neches rallied to beat Pasadena 8-7 after late drives and turnovers.
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42 Unbeaten Clubs Fall But 107 Still Are Left
The Texas schoolboy football season narrowed to 107 unbeaten teams after 42 fell. No. 1 Wichita Falls beat Amarillo 14-0 while Odessa Permian toppled Lubbock Monterey 10-6 with Keller rushing for 213 yards and two TDs. Miller and Ball also posted decisive wins as AAAA and AA showdowns continued across cities like Corpus Christi, San Angelo, Sherman, Jacksonville, Mesquite, Hereford, Fort Worth Castleberry, Dublin and others.
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Odessa Permian
Richard Keller
Odessa
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Galveston Crew
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Buffalo Bisons Meet Louisville Colonels in Title Race
The Buffalo Bisons of the International League will face the Louisville Colonels of the American Association in a Little World Series beginning Sunday in Buffalo. Buffalo clinched their spot by beating the Rochester Red Wings 4 to 1 in the finals. Louisville had won their league playoff finals the night before.
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Baytown Tops Bellaire 41 7 in Rough Football Rally
Baytown never trailed as it built a 28 4 halftime lead and then stretched the margin with a 63 yard opening drive and a 55 yard drive. Key plays included Peacock and Vincent scoring and Kemplay steering the offense with sharp pitches and passes to Danks Vincent and Oliver. Bellaire showed fight with late drives but Baytown held on for the decisive win.
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Peacock
Bell
Oliver
Ferguson
Clamon
Freddy Clark
Kemplay
Karl Scantlin
Dunks
Baytown
Bellaire
Gary Vincent
Ronnie Kinch
Vincent
Ganders
Danks
John Cunningham
Andy Nobles
Parker
Clark
Mike Sims
Stricklin
Nicholson
Mike Crites
Gardner
Cardinals
Crites
Bill Sullivan
Nobles
Conway
Cards
Kluch
Kilgore
Bel
Taire
Sullivan
Port Arthur
C. G. Cez
Jeaux
Gander
Jetter
Y. A
Bluch
Midland Racer Sets Course Lap Record
Harold Sharp of Midland Texas set a course lap speed record at the Watkins Glen Grand Prix Race Course. He won the Glen Region Sportscar Race and completed the 2.3 mile third lap in 1 minute 28.8 seconds, averaging 91.71 mph to beat Augie Pate’s 1:33 mark from last year.
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Sharp
Even Wrong Play Pattern Helped REL Line
Gander praised receivers and line play after Baytown’s passing attack. Kemplay connected on 15 of 29 for 223 yards and three touchdowns, with Peacock, Vincent, Kilgore and Allan scoring. The line gave Kemplay time as Baytown racked up a 15 of 29 passing night and three TDs.
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Gander
Gary Vincent
Ceivers
Riod
Kemplay
Peacock
Bellaire
Jimmy Dunks
Peaty
Bill Stewart
Pete (Sultis
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Baytown
Gordon Allan
Jerry Kemplay
Vincent
Gene Peacock
John Kilgore
Schools and teams score updates and player quotes
A long list of football scores from various high schools and colleges is followed by a brief, quoted note on a San Jacinto District agent hire and postgame remarks. Names include Georgia Tech, San Jose State, Corpus Christi teams, and players such as Kemplay and Kluch, with game moments and coach insight.
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Pruett
San Jacinto
Prudential Insurance Co. of America
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Robert E. Lee High School
Lee Collene
Baytown Dominates Game A1A with multiple scores
Baytown opened with a 6 yard TD run by unknown, then added a 4 yard TD pass and a 38 yard pass completion. In the third and fourth quarters Baytown extended with a 1 yard TD run and a 12 yard pass. Kicking by Conway and late miscues featured fumbles recovered and several pass interceptions by Baytown defenders.
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Gardner Singhine
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Canywsy
Huntsville Hornets Rally Past Channelview 19-8
Huntsville overwhelms Channelview on the road with a 19-8 comeback win. Johnny Hirsch and Otis create key scores, while Wendell Floyd passes for a Hornets score early. Channelview leads briefly but falters as Huntsville’s defense clamps down and special teams seize momentum.
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John Butler
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Allen Simmons
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Thal week
A scattered OCR fragment mentions Thal week with unclear context and no identifiable persons, organizations, or events. The readable text provides minimal detail and cannot establish a concrete news item or outcome.
Friday Baseball Results and Schedule Across Leagues
National league results show Pittsburgh beating Philadelphia and St Louis defeating Chicago while Los Angeles and Cincinnati tied. Friday schedules include Chicago at Cincinnati and Los Angeles at St Louis with night games. American League results list Baltimore over Chicago and Kansas City over Cleveland with Detroit vs Los Angeles ending tied. Upcoming games feature New York at Boston and Washington at Minnesota in late fixtures.
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Gentile Hits Fifth Grand Slam Keeps Spotlight on Orioles
Jim Gentile, Baltimore first baseman, hit his fifth grand slam of the season to power an 8-6 win over Chicago. The 44th homer of the year came off Don Larsen as Gentile matched the major league record and tied the American League mark for grand slams in a season. Chuck Estrada earned the win, supporting Gentile’s RBI spree.
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Jim Gentile
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Maris
Baby Ruth
Chicago
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Larsen
Orioles
Chuck Estrada
Ernie Banks
Ruth
Lot Gehrig
Tommy Hearich
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Ray Boone
Indians
Rudy York
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